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Big
4
Confab
1
Settles
Part
of
Troubles
By
PHIL
NEWSOM
United
PrÂ«t
Foreign
Newt
Editor
The
Berlin
conference
settled
European
boundaries
for
the
foreseeable
future.
The
Geneva
conference,
which
is
to
include
Red
China,
could
settle
world
boundaries.
The
key
Is
Indochina,
thus
explaining
the
doubts
which
have
arisen
in
the..United
States
Congress
over
the
advisability
of
this
new
meeting
willi
the
Reds
and
the
deep
suspicions
which
have
been
aroused
both
In
South
Korea
and
Formosa.
The
Merlin
conference
ended
in
failure
for
the
West,
and
a
victory
for
the
Communists.
To
be
sure,
the
victory
for
the
Russians
was
a
negative
one
since
it
meant
they
remained
in
possession
of
territory
they
already
hold,
namely,
East
Germany
and
a
part
of
Austria.
The
only
victory
for
the
West
would
have
been
one
in
which
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Vyachcslav
Molotov
would
have
agreed
to
withdraw
Red
forces
and
set
those
territories
free.
War
Â·
Risk
Since
he
refused,
the
only
alternative
is
a
war
which
neither
the
Communists
nor
the
Western
Nations
arc
willing
to
risk.
The
Russians
chose
France
as
FARMER
SHARE
OP
FOOD
$
DROPS--The
drop
in
the
farmer's
share
of
the
dollar
spent
for
food
during
World
War
II,
during
1952
and
during
1953
is
indicated
above.
The
figin-03
come
from
U.
S.
Department
of
Agriculture.
the
weak
point
of
the
Western
alliance
in
the
conference
at
Berlin,
and
France
again
is
the
target
of
the
April
conference
scheduled
for
Geneva.
And
it
is
for
that
reason
that
the
Geneva
conference
becomes
global
in
scope,
and
the
Berlin
meeting
but
a
stepping
stone.
At
Geneva,
the
Red
Chinese
and
the
Red
Russians
each
will
have
a
bird
to
kill.
All
of
French
attention
today
is
centered
on
the
hope
of
a
negotiated
end
to
the
seven-year
war
in
Indochina.
The
French
felt
that
a
victory
had
been
achieved
in
Berlin
when
the
Russians
agreed
to
a
five-now-;
er
conference
which
would
have
as
one
of
its
objectives
a
truce
to
a
war
which
has
cost
them
one
billion
dollars
a
year
and
100,000
casualties
with
no
end
in
sight.
Molotov
Fnnk
Conversely,
Molotov
announced
frankly
in
Berlin
that
one
of
his
objectives
was
to
kill
the
plan
for
a
European
army,
of
which
France
also
Is
the
key.
He
also
announced
his
belief
that
unless
the
European
Army
Plan
is
ratified
this
year,
it
Is
a
dead
pigeon.
The
French
will
not
want
to
annoy
the
Reds
while
the
Indochina
talks
still
are
in
prospect
or
in
progress,
thus
effectively
delaying
the
army
plan.
The
Communists,
on
the
other
hand,
will
have
every
reason
to
delay
or
prolong
as
much
as
possible,
simultaneously
holding
in
abeyance
the
fate
of
Europe.
From
the
Asiatic
standpoint
there
are
these
considerations.
The
West,
in
effect,
already
has
admitted
that
Korea
will
remain
divided
indefinitely.
The
Nationalist
Chinese
on
Formosa
believe
that,
whether
the
West
likes
it
or
not,
the
Geneva
conference
gives
the
China
Reds
a
foot
in
the
door
of
world
councils
at
Nationalist
expense.
And
so
far
as
Indochina
is
concerned,
any
negotiated
truce
must
involve
a
compromise.
What
happens
then
to
the
Reds
already
scattered
the
length
and
breadth
of
Indochina
in
such
force
that
the
French
admit
no
military
victory
against
them
is
possible
this
year?
White
House
Has
Troubles,
Says
Newsman
By
MERRIMAN
SMITH
PALM
SPRINGS,
Calif.
(
U
P
)
-Backstairs
at
the
traveling
White
House:
This
is
for
the
hundreds
of
people
who
h
a
v
e
been
bombarding
President
Eisenhower
with
letters,
telegrams
and
telephone
calls
at
his
faction
headquarters
here-It
docs
no
good
to
send
the
President
of
the
United
States
a
regis-
tered
letter
with
Instructions,
"deliver
to
addressee
only."
No
postman
gets
through
to
the
Chief
Executive.
All
registered
letters
arc
signed
for
Dy
a
secretary.
The
same
thing
applies
to
people
who
place
person-to-person
telephone
calls.
Not
since
the
1052
campaign
has
the
Eisenhower
staff
been
subjected
to
such
pressure
as
the
barrage
of
requests
hurled
at
them
in
Southern
California.
In
a!I
seriousness,
a
school
board
chairman
called
the
While
House
switchboard
to
ask
the
President
to
decorate
a
safety
patrol
leader.
Another
caller
wanted
Mr.
Eisenhower,
in
person,
to
examine
his
uranium
mining
claim.
Sherman
Adams,
the
assistant
to
the
President,
has
a
secret
pas
sum--ice
skating.
When
the
President
is
out
of
town,
Adams,
when
he
can
get
the
time,
races
off
to
his
native
New
Hampshire
to
skate
and
ski
with
his
wife,
Charley
Farrell,
the
old
time
movie
star
and
current
TV
head-
Iliner,
was
so
happy
about
Mr.
Eisenhower
being
in
Palm
Springs
--where
Farrell
owns
the
plush
Racquet
Club
--
that
he
took
a
half-page
ad
in
the
local
"Desert
Sun"
to
say:
"Hail
to
the
chief,
exclamation
point.
"After
twenty
years,
it's
wonder-
Fob.
25,
1954
23
Maien
Ciljr
Globe-GÂ»ietle,
MÂ»IOH
City,
to
M
to
have
that
good
old.
Republican
feeling
again,
exclamation
point."
American
Indians
have
proved
adept
in
smoke
jumping--jumping
by
parachute
to
fight
forest
fires.
REACH
FOR
Best
by
Toast-Test
::.from
the
knowledge
of
fine
baking
gained
in
America's
famous
eating
places
comes
i'l've
lasted
the
besf
baking
in
America"
.
;
.
AMERICA'S
FOREMOST
AUTHORITY
ON
GOOD
EATING
"And
during
my
years
of
eating
in
America's
famous
restaurants
I
have
learned
that
one
of
the
secrets
of
truly
fine
baMntr
IB
in
the
choice
of
flour.
.
"Knowing
what
a
difference
flour
can
make
has
led
me
to
brine
out
my
own--
especially
perfected
for
home
baking.
It
is
milled
by
a
miller
who
practices
the
art
of
flour
making
--the
same
miller
who
makes
all
my
cake
mixes,
buttermilk
pancake
mix
and
blueberry
muffin
mix.
^^
"I
hope
you
will
try
it.
I
think
you
will
find
it
actually
imnrovea
your
baking
results."
I
:
:
milled
fo
be
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"flexible"
flour
that
allows
for
variations
in
home
baking
conditions.
Remember
how
good
hot
breads
and
pastries
have
tasted
in
certain
restaurants
you've
visited?
Now
the
Mud
of
flour
that
will
make
your
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remembered
is
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A
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to
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variations
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an
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,2.
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you
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